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1954 CIRCLE BOARD
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ann Hunt
BUSINESS MANAGER Mary Louise Duffy
ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER . . Nancy Jean Smith
ART EDITOR Carole Cox
ASSISTANT ART EDITOR .... Martha Belknap
PHOTOGRAPHERS Jane Church
Mary Woolverton
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Leslie Burgiel
Leslie Carroll
Sarah Jones
Jane Munro
Judith Prior
THE
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Abbot Academy, Andover,
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Massachusetts
1954
''*''eTENO«'« *"
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TO HER
"Hand in hand we come
Christopher Robin and I
To lay this book in your lap.
Say you're surprised?
Say you like it?
Say it's just what you wanted?
Because it's yours —
Because we love you."
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IN GRATITUDE
Throughout our years at Abbot, Miss
Sweeney's sympathetic guidance has proved
invaluable to each member of the class of
'54. It is with gratitude and affection that
we shall remember her as a counselor, a
friend, and an integral part of our Abbot
life.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
BACK ROW: Mrs. Bermce Brainerd, Miss
Alice Bla\e, Miss Elizabeth Pratt. FROHT
ROW; Miss Mildred Hatch, Miss Gerda
Kaatz.
ALUMNAE OFFICE
Miss Jane Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur Cole.
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SCIENCE COURSES
Miss Eleanor Tuc\€r, Miss Louise Coffin,
Miss Elaine Dodge.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
Miss Dorothy ]udd, Miss Virginia Peddle,
Miss Shirley Ritchie. ABSEHT : Mrs. Ken-
neth Minard.
MODERN LANGUAGE FACULTY
Mile. Germaine Arosa, Miss Gerda Kaatz,
Miss Adele Boc\stedt, Mile. Mane Baratte.
MEDICAL STAFF
Mrs. Martha Wilson MacLeod, Dr. Wil-
liam G. Thompson, Miss Kathleen Ayre.
"And if anyone knows anything
MATH FACULTY
Mi,s,s Carolyn Goodwin, Miss Isabel Hiin-
coc}{, Mrs. Merlin Stevens, Miss Eleanor
Tuc\er.
HISTORY FACULTY
Miss Eleanor Jennings, Miss Harriet Mc
Kee, Miss Ehzaheth Pratt.
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Miss Hope Coohdge, Miss Blanche Grey,
Miss Marion Crozier.
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LATIN FACULTY
Miss Mildred Hatch, Miss Harriet McKee,
Mrs. Paul De Gavre.
about anything . . ."
ART AND SPEECH DEPARTMENTS
Mr. Howard Coon, Mi.s.s Ermlv Hale.
BUSINESS OFFICE
BACK ROW: Miss Alice Bla^e. Miss
Louise Robin.son, Mr. Gardner Sutton, Mrs.
Arthur ^inntdl. FROHT ROW: Miss
Edith Masse V, Mrs. Rita Ashworth.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Miss Kate Fns\m, Mrs. Roger Higgins,
Mrs. C. H. Monbleau, Mr. Raymond Coon,
Miss Gertrude Tingley. ABSEHT: Mr.
William Schneider.
ENGLISH FACULTY
Miss Jean Johnson, Dr. Haris Sidon, Miss
Marguerite Hearsex, Miss Alice Sweenex,
Mrs. Mary H. Ba}{er, Miss Agnete Wuljj,
Miss Ann Horrier.
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"PROMISE YOU WON'T FORGET ABOUT ME, EVER.
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NOT EVEN WHEN I'M A HUNDRED"
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
M. Weir, Treasurer: F. jsiolde, Vice-President; S. Larter, Secretary;
S. Thayer, President.
Class Song
Loyal, we march with our banner on high,
Symbol of our friendships true;
We pledge our love as our hearts swell with pride
And honor the Abbot blue —
Oh, Abbot, as we strive on through the years.
Your spirit will e'er remain.
As the Class of '54 sings here.
Praising your welMoved name.
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MARION ELIZABETH BADOIAN
9 St. Paul Street, Cambridge 39, Masschusetts
1952-1954 "Marion"
"Say, doll" . . . "Hit the road, toad" . . . "Tou can't pin
that rap on me" . . . "Are you in there, zomb?"
Corridor Proctor "53; Fidelio '53-'54; Head of Riding '53;
Senior Play "53.
MARTHA METCALFE BELKNAP
10 Ridge Road, New Rochelle, New York
1951-1954 "Marty"
Bicycling on Cape Cod . . . "When I was three all I
wanted was a ttgger" . . , travel posters . . . Time,
Life, and Fortune.
A.C.A. Representative "52-"53; Bazaar Committee "53;
Chapel Proctor "52-"53; Head of Chapel Proctors "53-'54;
Fidelio "52''54; Hiking Leader '53; Honor Roll "52; Honor-
able Mention "51-'52; Junior Play "52; Senior Play "53;
Yearbook Staff '53-'54; Library Committee "53; Mad-
rigals "51-"52.
PATRICIA KING BENNETT
2 Taunton Road, Scarsdale, New York
1952-1954 "Pat"
Western music . . . recorded conversations . . . on-the-
spot photographer . . . instruments galore.
Fidelio '53-'54; Senior-Mid Show '53; Recreation Room
Committee '5 3 -'5 4.
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EDWARD BEAR
"in a forest all by himself under the name of Sanders"
1950-1954 "Pooh," "Winme-ilie-Pooh"
"Oh. he\[) and bother!" . . . Hunnv ... a bear of very
little brain . . . humming a httle hum.
Honey Roll '50''51; President of Intervale Association
"54; Expotition Leader "54: Yearbook Staff, ex-officio
'5J-'54; Varsity Ski Team "54; B-Society '50-"54.
VALJEANNE BRODEUR
8 Surry Road, Arlington, Massachussets
1951-1954 "Val"
"Funniest darn thing" . . . "Huruwfih'" . . . snow sculp-
ture . . . mice in the walls.
A.C.A. Treasurer '53-'54: Bazaar Committee '53; Courant
Staff "53-"54; Fidelio "52-"54; Music Studio Committee
"53-"54; World University Service "52-"53: Mad-
rigals "51-"52.
LESLIE RUTH BURGIEL
487 Prospect Street, Methuen, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "Leslie"
"7v(ee-oui-boing" . . , taquine . . . CHOOM! . . .
netflv-discovered soprano.
Bazaar Committee "53; Corridor Proctor "53-54; Choir
'53'"54; "Vice-President of Prep Class '50; President of
Prep Class "^51; Vice-President of Junior Class '52; Davis
Hall Marshal '53; Honor Roll "53; Honorable Mention
'52; Numerals '53; Posture Marker '52; Senior Play '53;
Varsity Tennis '53; Yearbook Staff "53-'54; Library Com-
mittee '54; Dance Club; '52-"54; Fidelio "53-"54; Head
of Tennis '53.
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LESLIE CARROLL
3550 Stewart Avenue, Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida
1951-1954 "Lee." "Lee-Lee," Leezle"
"Hey. P.M." . . . two Lees at Broo\s now . . . Leezle-
oroonie . . . "Teah!"
A-Society '53-'54; A.D.S. '52-'54; President of A.D.S.
'53-'54; Hockey Play Day '52''53; Lacrosse Play Day '53:
Bazaar Committee '53; Blue Key '53-"54: Cheer Leader
'51-'54: Davis Hall Marshal '53: Fidelio ■53-'54: Hiking
Leader '53: Numerals '53; Senior-Mid Show 52: Posture
Marker '53: Prom Committee '53; Recreation Room Con\-
mittee '52-'53: Gargoyle Song Leader '53-'54: Varsity
Hockey '52-'53: Varsity Lacrosse '53; Yearbook Staff
'53-'54; Dance Club '52-"54.
MARTHA JANE CHURCH
Rockrimmon Road, Stamford, Connecticut
1951-1954 "Churchie." "Jame"
Pismire . . . "Oh. my land!" ... "I can't stand \t any
longer" . . . early to church.
A.C.A. Representative '51-'52; Bazaar Committee '53;
Corridor Proctor '53-'54: Hiking Leader '53; Honor Roll
'51-'54; Posture Marker "52; Yearbook Staff '53-'54;
Forum '53-'54; Head of News '53-'54.
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DIANE SANDRA COOKMAN
580 Blossom Street, Fitchburg, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "D,"
"I wanna he evil" . . . "Hey. somebody, will ya scrub
my bac\V' . . . "fa-hoo" . . . "Do I loo\ sophisticated
enough?"
Lacrosse Play Day '53; Corridor Proctor '51-'52-'53; Davis
Hall Marshal '52; Numerals '53; Junior Play '52.
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ELIZABETH KING COOPER
Deepwood Road, Darien, Connecticut
1952-1954 -Coop." "Betsy"
"1 m in a FOUL mood" . . . "Ma\ I change the station'"
. . . "Wen. whats new'"" . . . Brooks Play'"
A.D.S. '52-"54; Bazaar Committee '53: Corridor Proctor
'53; Choir '52.
CAROLE CURTIS COX
41 Bolton Road, New Hartford, New York
1951-1954 "Carole""
C-^ . . . Chase Barn . . . poster painter . . . hairdos.
A.D.S. '53-'54: Brooks Play '54: Bazaar Committee '53:
Corridor Proctor "53-'54: Honor Roll '51-'52; Honorable
Mention '51-'52; Christmas Play '51; Junior Play '52:
Senior-Mid Show "52: Prom Committee "53: Yearbook
Staff '53-'54: Dance Club '53-'54: Forum '52-'54.
AUDREY HOPE DAVIS
52 Lloyd Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island
1950-1954 "Davis." "Audie"
"Oh. what a beautiful day for sailing" . . . bracelets . . .
"Rho Diland" . . . wonderful stars in 'N.assau.
A.C.A. Representative "50-"51: A-Society "54: Lacrosse
Play Day '53: Bazaar Committee '53: Corridor Proctor '51
Hiking Leader '53; Numerals "53: Senior-Mid Show "52
Senior Play "53: Varsity Lacrosse '53; Varsity Fencing '53
Library Committee '54.
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LOUISE-MARIE DE CHOLNOKY
Butternut Hollow Road, Greenwich, Connecticut
1951-1954 "Panna"
"Do you have the assignment?" . . . s\i fever . . . notre
cosmopohte . . . Bermuda Belle.
President of A. A. A. '53-'54; A-Society "53-54: Hockey
Play Day '51-"52-"53; Bazaar Committee '53; Blue Key
"53-'54; Corridor Proctor "52: Chevron '53: Secretary of
Junior Class '52; President of Senior-Mid Class "53; Davis
Hall Marshal '52; Fidelio '52-'54: New Fidelio '52: Dance
Club '52-'54: Forum '53; Honor Roll '52-'53: Numerals
'52; Junior Play "52; Prom Committee '53; Student Gov-
ernment "53-'54; Varsity Hockey '51-'53; Varsity Tennis
'52; Varsity Softball '53.
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NANCY JANE DONNELLY
2 Maher Court, Greenwich, Connecticut
1951-1954 '-Nancy." "Hance"
Florence }^ightingale . . Lively Librarian . . . hlac\'eyed
goalie . . . "Did you loo\ in your poc\ets?"
A.C.A. Representative '53-'54: H'ockey Play Day '53; Cor-
ridor Proctor '52-"53: Fidelio '53-'54; New Fidelio '53;
Hiking Leader '54; Numerals '53; Senior Play "53: Varsity
Hockey '52-'53: Fidelio Librarian "53-'54.
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MARY LOUISE DUFFY
76 Greene Street, North Andover, Massachusetts
1952-1954 "Mary Lou"
"Gone With the Wind" . . . snapping gum . . . "Wait
'til I get mv license — " . . . Raggedy Ann.
Lacrosse Play Day "53; Honor Roll '52-'53: Honorable
Mention '52-'53; Business Manager of Yearbook '53-"54;
Day Student Proctor '53; Day Student Dance Com-
mittee "53-"54.
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HELENE KEMPTON DUNN
Wahackme Road, New Canaan, Connecticut
1951-1954 •Hollv"
"How; shall I sign it?" . . . musical . . . "Are we late^"
. . . hapl^y-go-lucXy.
Cheerleader '53''54; Choir '51-'54: Fidelio '52-"54; Head
of Gym '54; Numerals '53: Junior Play '52: Posture
Marker '53-'54; Recreation Room Committee '52''53;
Senior Play "53; Varsity Track '52-'53; Library Com'
mittee '53.
PATRICIA EMERY
8 Lord Street, Sanford, Maine
1951-1954 "Pat"
"I've had it" . . . Fort Dixon, San Antoine, Raccoon
Cully .
"Ho
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Sav it isn't so!
Bazaar Committee '53; Cheerleader "52-'54; Fidelio "53-"54:
Senior Play '53; Varsity Softball '53; Varsity Tennis '53;
Madrigals '52: Dance Club '52-'54: New Fidelio '53.
SUZANNE ELLEN FRASER
894 Great Pond Road, North Andover, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "Sue." "Frase"
"Did you \ids hear the Cloud Club last night'?" . . . "Hey,
I've got a new ;o^e.' ' . . . "Do I ioo/^ any thinner?"
. . . "You're looking sic}{."
Hockey Play Day '53; Lacrosse Play Day "53; Honorable
Mention '50-'51-'52; Numerals '53; Posture Marker '54;
Prom Committee '54; Varsity Lacrosse '52-'53; Secretary
of Prep Class '51: Day Student Dance Committee '50-'53:
Chairman of Day Student Dance '53; Day Student Proc-
tor '50-'52-'53-'54; Day Student Stunt Night '53.
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NANCY ROSE FRIEL
89 Chestnut Street, Andover, Massachusetts
1951-1954 "nance'-
Those ^LJIET quiet hours . ; . "Watch those calories"
. . . "Call me up torxight" . . . "On to Canada!"
AC. A. Representative "51: Sub-Varsity Lacrosse '53; Day
Student Dance Committee "51: Day Student Proctor '51;
Bazaar Committee "53: Day Student Stunt Night "53.
MARGARETTA McCORMICK FURST
Oak Ridge Place, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
1951-1954 "Getty"
"Pennies, nickels, and DIMES!" . . . Miss Fixit . . .
shimmee dress . . . anchovies.
A.C.A. Representative "51-"52; Chapel Proctor "52-"53;
Corridor Proctor "51: New Fidelio '52: Fidelio "52-"54:
Senior Play "53: World University Service Representative
"51-"52: Head of World University Service "53-"54: Mad-
rigals "52.
LUCY REED GARRETSON
County Line Road, Novelty, Ohio
1951-1954 "Lucy" "Lucifer"
"We need a fourth for bridge — " . . . miniature chess
. . . /laming hair . . . sophistication.
Blue Key "53-"54: Chapel Proctor "53-"54: Corridor Proc-
tor "51-'52: Choir "52-"54: Courant Staff '52-'54: Davis
Hall Marshal ■52-"53; Fidelio "51-"54; Honor Roll "51-'54:
Music Studio Committee '52-"53; Junior Play "52: Library
Committee "53-'54: Forum "51-"54: Fidelio Accom-
panist '52'"54.
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BEVERLY GRAMKOW
244 Grove Street, Wellesley 81, Massachusetts
195M954 "Bev"
Ciggy-boo for Bevie-boo . . . trigger finger . . . lost
weekend . . . Ted Williams.
Secretary of A. A. A. '53-'54; Bazaar Committee "53:
Chapel Proctor '54: Courant Staff '53-'54: Head of Soft-
ball "53; Numerals "53; Senior-Mid Show "52; Sub-Varsity
Basketball "52; Varsity Softball "52-"53; Varsity Basket-
ball '53.
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ELIZABETH LOWRIE HARMAN
827 South Main Street, Geneva, New York
1950-1954 , -Betsy"
Patriotic supporter of U.S.A.F. and West Point . . . food
from home . . . behind the scenes wor\ . . . Sunday
afternoon concerts.
Bazaar Committee "53; Chapel Proctor "50-"51: Corridor
Proctor "51-"52; Choir ■51-"54; Fidelio "51-"54; Hiking
Leader "51-"52-"53-"54; Music Studio Committee "52-"53;
Chairman of Music Studio Committee "5 3-54; Numerals
"52; lolanthe "51; Posture Marker '52: Senior Play "53;
Library Committee "53-"54; New Fidelio "51; Fidelio
Librarian '54.
SARAH ANNE HARRINGTON
9 Dennison Road, Worcester, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "Sarah"
U.S.A.F. . . . hockey fiend . . . crossword puzzle
. . . cider distilleries.
A-Society '53: Hockey Play Day '51-'53; Corridor Proctor
'52-'53; Treasurer of Prep Class '51: Head of Hockey
'53; Numerals '52; Junior Play '52; Varsity Hockey
'51-'53; Varsity Softball '50-'53; Varsity Fencing '53;
Library Committee '54.
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ANNA LOUISE HEWLETT
Homer, Alaska
1952-1954 -Anna"
Bris\ wal\ . . . mad chemist . . . bridge . . . "We don't
lire in an igloo!"
A.D.S. '52''54: Bazaar Committee '53; Blue Key '53''54:
Corridor Proctor "53: Davis Hall Marshal '52; Head of
Archery "53; Honor Roll ■52-"54; Spanish Play '52; Vice-
President of Student Government '53-"54; Forum '52-'54.
ELIZABETH LINCOLN HILGENBERG
808 West Belvedere Avenue, Baltimore 10, Maryland
1952-1954 "Betsy"
"Oh dear, where are my glasses??" . . . T. S. Ehot . . .
bridge . . . expressive eyes.
A.D.S. '52-'54; Choir '53-"54; Courant Staff '53-'54;
Fidelio '53-"54; Varsity Tennis '53: Forum "52-'53.
DEBORAH HUCKINS
96 Grove Street, Peterborough, New Hampshire
1952-1954 "Debbie." "Huck"
Jaguars and orchids . . . "It's COTT to he good" . . .
passion for pizza . . . "That's about the size of it.'
Bazaar Committee '53; Chapel Proctor '53-'54; Fidelio
'53-'54: Senior-Mid Show '52; Recreation Room Com-
mittee '53-'54; Varsity Archery '53.
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ANN MORTON HUNT
58 Berkeley Street, Nashua, New Hampshire
1952-1954 ■HunUe"
"Oh, Maude.'" . . . vocabulary . . . "2:15 at the usual
place" . . . "Wait for me, Jonsey!"
A.D.S. '52''54; Hockey Play Day '52-'53: Bazaar Com-
mittee '53: Blue Key '53-'54: Chapel Proctor "53-'54:
Corridor Proctor '52-"53; Vice-President of Senior-Mid
Class '52-'53: Davis Hall Marshal '52-"53: New Fidelio
'53: Fidelio '53-'54: Hiking Leader '53; Honorable Men-
tion '53; Numerals '53; Posture Marker '53-'54: Prom Com-
mittee '53; Varsity Hockey '52-'53; Varsity Tennis '53;
Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook '53-'54; Forum '52-'54; Stu-
dent Government '53.
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GAIL McCORMICK HUSTED
812 Bellemori Road, Baltimore 10, Maryland
1950-1954 "Gail"
Southern rebel . . . billions o/ boys . . . "Ch\c\oom^."
. . . p]a\d glasses,
A-Society '52-'54; Hockey Play Day '52-'53; Lacrosse
Play Day '53; Chapel Proctor '50-'52-'53-'54; Corridor
Proctor ■50-'51; Chevrons '52-'53; Fidelio '52-'54;
Numerals '51; Senior-Mid Show '52; Posture Marker
'52-'53; Recreation Room Committee '53-'54; Sub-Varsity
Hockey '53; Sub-Varsity Lacrosse '52-'53; World Univer-
sity Service '53-'54.
MARGARET PHILLIPS JOHNSON
505 Peachtree Road, Orlando, Florida
1952-1954 "Margi"
"Oh dear]" . . . teetotaler . . . oranges from Florida . . .
"Let's go. Gargoyles!"
Cheerleader '52-'54; Corridor Proctor '54; Courant Staff
'53-'54; Fidelio '53-'54; Hiking Leader "53-'54;' Honor
Roll '52-'53; Captain of Gargoyles '53-'54; Dance Club
'52-'54; Forum '53-'54; AAA. '53-'54.
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WINIFRED ELIZABETH JOHNSON
505 Peachtree Road, Orlando, Florida
1952-1954 "Wmnie" "Poo"
Dixie . . . "But I'm Wmnie" . . . "Who stole Gus?"
. . . lettuce.
A. A. A. '53."54; Cheerleader '52-'54; Fidelio '53''54: Honor
Roll "52-"53; Senior Play '53; Griffin Team Captain
■53-'54: Dance Club '52''54.
LINDA ELOUISE JONES
1322 East Wayne Street, North South Bend, Indiana
Lengthy loc\s . . . "tails and grunts" . . . \itten on the
}{eys . . . Bermuda Belle.
Secretary of A.C.A. '53-'54; Lacrosse Play Day '53
Bazaar Committee '53: Choir '52-'54; Chapel Proctor '54
Fidelio "52-'54: Honor Roll '53; Honorable Mention "53
Music Studio Committee '53''54; Mikado '54; Recreation
Room Committee '52-'53; Senior Play '53; Varsity Tennis
'53; W.U.S. Representative '52''53.
SARAH LOVELL JONES
Northey Farm, Newton, Connecticut
1951-1954 "Sally"
"Ho'So!" . . . "Why, t^hy, WHT am I thus tormented?"
. . . teddy bear . . . "What ever am I going to do^"
A-Society '54; Bazaar Committee "53; Corridor Proctor
'52-"54; Davis H»ll Marshal '53; Head of Hiking '53-'54;
Honor Roll '54; Honorable Mention "52-"53; Numerals
'53; Drama Club Play '52; "Varsity Basketball '52; Year-
book Staff '53-'54; Library Committee "53; Forum '53-"54.
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KANGA
near the sandy pit where Roo plays
1950-1954 "Kanga"
Bulging poc\et . . . "'Hoic. Roo dear!" . . . high Iea/i
and a run. run.
Jumping Play Day '50-"54: Marsupial? ■53-'54; Hop Conv
mittee ■5;-"54: Head of Dance ■53-"54.
GRETCHEN LYNN KASE
8 Larch R,ow, Wenham, Massachusetts
195M954 -Gretch"
"Have you fimshed your chem yet?" . . . "Anyone li\e
some coffee^" . . . "Where are the pieties'" ... "I have
a }{ing'size laundry."
Hockey Play Day "53; Bazaar Committee "53: Corridor
Proctor "53: Fidelio "53'"54: Hiking Leader "33'"54; Honor
Roll '51''52'"53: Honorable Mention "53: Numerals "53:
Junior Play '52: Senior Play "53: Varsity Tennis "53:
Library Committee "54: Madrigals "51-"52: Forum "52'"54.
KAREN MAE KEATING
12 Grove Street, Woburn, Massachusetts
1953-1954 "Karen"
"I haven't made a dent in my homewor\" . . . "Tou
had a good time then, huh?" . . . Antonio . . . brothers
at Broo\s, Annapolis, and 7'^orth we stern.
Blue Key '53-"54: Recreation Room Committee "53-"54:
Senior Play "53; World University Service Representative
'53-"54; Library Committee "53.
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SUZANNE ELIZABETH KENT
45 Lathrop Avenue, Binghampton, New York
1952-1954 ■Sukie"
Spontaneous . . . "Was that the helU" . . . "I've got a
lesson today" ... "I reaUy should be studying."
Choir •53-'54: Fidelio '52-'54: Senior Play '53.
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SUZANNE LARTER
Dunstable, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "Sue." "Lart"
Cluser . . . "Here we go now!" . . . "Two Tree" . . .
"I have nevah."
A.C.A. Representative '52-'53; A-Society '53-'54: Cheer-
leader "52-'54; Chapel Proctor '50-'51: Corridor Proctor
'50-51; Chevrons '53-'54: Vice-President of Prep Class '50:
President of Junior Class '51; Secretary of Senior Class
'53-'54; Fidelio '52-'54; New Fidelio '52; Hiking Leader
'54: Numerals '52: Posture Marker "50-'51: Senior Play
'53: Sub-Varsity Softball '52: Student Government '51:
Varsity Tennis '51-'53.
SANDRA JANE LIBERTY
15 Tappan Street, Farmington, New Hampshire
1951-1954 "Sandy." "Lib"
Alaska calling . . . "You wait. I'll he thin" . . . "Don't
you thin\ my hair is longer?" . . . Knit 2, jDurl 2 . . .
Corridor Proctor '51: Hiking Leader '53: Junior Play '52;
Prom Committee "54: Varsity Archery '53.
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LUCY ROWLAND LIPPARD
122 Middle Road, Hamden, Connecticut
1952-1954 "Lucy"
"Doun east in Main — . . . injecuous giggle . . . "Oh,
hou- ghastly'." . . . "Me and Juhet."
Cheerleader ■53-"54: Courant Staff ■53--54; Davis Hail
Marshal "53: Head of Minor Sports ■53-'54: Numerals
"54; Senior Play '53: Varsity Tennis "52-"53: Head of
Posture Week '53: Prom Committee "54.
NLARY GALLATIN LUDLOW
8 Oenoke Avenue, New Canaan, Connecticut
195M954 "Mimr'
"fang, nevah!" . . . "so to spea\ — "' . . . "Say it isn't so'."
. . . long lashes.
Baraar Committee "53: Chapel Proctor ■52-'53: Hiking
Leader "54; Drama Club Play "52: Senior Play "53: Library
Committee "54.
JANE GRISWOLD MILLER
1245 Madison Avenue, New York. New York
1952-1954 "]ane"
"Let the echoes ring " . . . tape measure . . . long lashes
. . . cny shc\er.
Honor Roll "53; Honorable Mention "53: Senior Play "53.
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HARRIET MOORE
970 North Riverside Avenue, St. Clair, Michigan
1950-1954 "Hal"
Bac\ to the salt mines . . . medicine cabinet . . . "not
too much" . . . "Ah, pizza'"
A.C.A. Representative '53-'54: Hockey Play Day '53;
Bazaar Committee '53; Corridor Proctor '51; Fidelio
'53-'54; Recreation Room Committee '53-'54; Library
Committee "54.
MARGARET ELIZABETH MOORE
961 North Riverside Avenue, St. Clair, Michigan
195M954 "Peggy"
"In Michigan — " , . . continued diet . . . contagious
laugh . . . "Got my wa]\s done."
A.A.A. Treasurer '53'"54; A-Society '54; Lacrosse Play
Day '53: Chapel Proctor '53; Corridor Proctor '52-'53;
Davis Hall Marshal '53; Hiking Leader '54; Numerals
'53; Sub-Varsity Basketball '52; Varsity Basketball '53;
Varsity Lacrosse '53. \
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LUCY HAYES MORLEY
54 School Street, Manchester, Massachusetts
1951-1954 "Lucy"
Adlai Stevenson . . . food shelf . . . Lady Rothingham
. . . maraschino cherries.
Corridor Proctor '52-'53; Courant Staff '53-'54; Honor
Roll '51-'54; Junior Play '53; Posture Marker '52-'53;
Varsity Archery '53; W.U.S. Representative '51-'52;
Forum '5l-'54.
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JANE STEVENSON MUNRO
11 Lake Terrace, Newton Centre, Massachusetts
•1952-1954
Dartmouth's in town
dead" . . . Janeuhahe
AC. A. Representative
delio '52-'54: Posture
Varsity Tennis '52:
Fidelio '52.
"Jane"
. . . "Cheer up, vou'Il soon he
. . . "I'll never tell."
'52-'53: Corridor Proctor '53; Fi'
Marker "53-'54: Senior Play '53;
Yearbook Staff '53''54; New
DORIS IRENE NIEMAND
140 Arleigh Road, Douplastown, L.I., New York
1950-1954 "Hemo"
"Oh. Bev'U \now" . . . Cornell . . . "A horse with
sideburns" . . . "She got married to he — ".
A.C.A. Representative "53-"54; Bazaar Committee "53:
Corridor Proctor "52-'54; Numerals '53: Posture Marker
'52; Recreation Room Committee '53-"54; Senior Play '53;
Varsity Tennis '53; Dance Club '52-'54.
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FRANCES DEAN NOLDE
P.O. Box 804, Reading, Pennsylvania
1950-1954 "Fran" "Frannie"
Bermuda Belle . . . "Honey bunch" . . . buddings poet
. . . Frannieacoon.
A.C.A. Representative "SO-'Sl; A-Society "5 3-"54: A.D.S.
Associate '52-'53; Hockey Play Day "53: Bazaar Co'o-
mittee "53; Cheerleader '50-"54; Chapel Proctor ■51-'52:
Corridor Proctor '52; Chevron '53; Choir "53-"S4; Secre-
tary of the Senior-Mid Class '52; Vice-President of the
Senior Class '53-"54; Chairman of Davis Hall Marshals
'52; Fidelio "52-"54; Hiking Leader '52; Nupierals '52;
Prom Committee '54; Senior Play '53: Griffin Song
Leader "53-"54; Student Government "53-"54; W.U.S. Rep-
resentative "52-'53; Librar/ Committee 53: M;\drigals
■51-'52;' New Fidelio '53; Dance Club "51-"54.
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ANN MERRILL NORWOOD
31 Dudley Street, North Andover, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "Tiorwood"
"If I can get the car — " . . . "Oh! That was a big
word'" . . . "Suicide Gal" . . . "Washington bound.
A.C.A. Representative '52-'53: A-Society '52-'54; Hockey
Play Day '51-'53; Bazaar Committee '53; Blue Key '53''54:
Chevrons "53: President of the Prep Clas« "50: Treasurer
of the Senior-Mid Class "53; Honor Roll "50'"5 1'"52-"53:
Numerals "52; Posture Marker "52'"53: Student Govern-
ment '50-"53-"54; Varsity Softball "51-"53; Varsity Hockey
'51-"52-"53; Day Student Proctor 51; Day Student Dance
Committee "53-"54: Head of Day Students "5 3-"54.
MARIS OAMER
55 Main Street, Rockport, Massachusetts
1952-1954 "Mans"
Tonto . . . "Hiya" . . . sailing . . . the linguist.
A.C.A. Representative "52-"53; Corridor Proctor "52-"53;
Music Studio Committee "53-'54; Numerals "53; Varsity
Basketball "52-"53; Library Committee "53-"54; Forum
"53-'54.
HENRY POOTEL PIGLET
". . . in the middle of a beech tree . . . in the middle
of the. forest.""
1950-1954 "Piglet"
"Glad to be out of all danger!" . . . Hefaliim/is . . .
Grandfather TRESS-PASSERS WILLIAMS . . . Babv
Roo in disguise.
Tr:ick Team "53-"54: President
S(|ucakii'!L: Society
"53-"54: Member of Bath Hater Association "50-"54.
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PAULA ELAINE PRIAL
85 East Main Street, Fall River, Massachusetts
1952-1954 "Paula"
"Tee-hee" . . . "I'm conservative" . . . confidential
secretar\' . . . music, music, music.
Bazaar Committee '53: Chairman of Blue Key '53-"54;
Choir '52-'54; Fidelio '52'"54: Honor Roll "52-"54: Music
Studio Committee "53-'54; Pinafore '53: Mikado "54;
Recreation Room Committee "52-"53: Class Sonp Leader
"52-"54: School Sohr Leader "53-'54: Secretary of Student
Government '53-'54: Forum "53-"54.
JUDITH ANN PRIOR
Shuttlemeadow Road, Plainville, Connecticut
1950-1954 "/udy"
Pious Aeneas . . . that red party glass . . . "Do you \now
what I mean'!" . . . chic}{ityboom, rah-rah!
Lacrosse Play Day "53: Corridor Proctor "50-"5 1-'52-"53;
Junior Class Treasurer "52: Davis Hall Marshal "53;
Honor Roll "53; Numerals "53; Posture Marker "54; Senior
Play "53; Yearbook Staff "53-"54.
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JANET LOUISE BUTLER RICHARDSON
Box 77, Waverly, Pennsylvania
1952-1954 "Jan"
Flapper . . . "What's triple^" . . . so MA?s[T brothers
. . . miles of pearls.
Fidelio '53-"54: Hiking Leader "54; Posture Marker "54;
Recreation Room Committee "53'"54: Senior Play "53;
W.U.S. Representative "53-"54; Forum "52-"53.
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CORNELIA REDINGTON ST. JOHN
Taconic Road, Greenwich, Connecticut
1951-1954 "Corny." "Corn"
"Tiens" . . . Bermuda Belle . . . athletic . . . "Which shall
I do first, history or English'"
A'Society '52''54: Hockey Play Day "Sl-'SJ: Bazaar
Committee "53; Chapel Proctor '53'"54: Chevrors '53:
Fidelio "51-"54; Head of Track "53: Head of Fencing
"53-"54: Numerals "52: Junior Play "52: Senior-Mid
Show "52; Sub- Varsity Hockey "52; Sub-Varsity Softball
"52: Varsity Hockey "51-"53: Varsity Softball "53: Varsity
Track "52-"53; President of Fidelio '53-"54.
PATRICIA FLAGG SANBORN
Hidden Field, Andover, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "Pat"
"How much would that cost^' . . . "Anyone want to
practice First Aid?' . . . "Don't you \ids ever study^"
. . . "Anyone want a ^itten'"
A-Society "52-"54; Hockey Play Day "53; Lacrosse Play
Day "53: Bazaar Committee "53; Blazer "53; Chevrons
"53: Treasurer of Prep Class "51; Fidelio "53-"54; Head of
Lacrosse "53; Honor Roll "50-"54; Honorable Mention
"53: Numerals "52; Sub-Varsity Hockey "53; Varsity
Lacrosse "52-"53; Varsity Hockey "53; Day Student
Proctor "5 l-"52.
GRETCHEN VICKY SCHWAB
Blind Brook Lodge, Rye, New York
1950-1954 "Vicky." "Schwabber"
"Oh. jazz!" . . . "Miss Fris}{in \nows 1 can't smg" . . .
bargain racoon . . . hiccups.
Vice-President of A.A.A. "53-'54: A-Society "53-"54:
Hockey Play Day "5 2: Bazaar Committee "5 3; Gargoyle
Cheerleader "50-"54; Chapel Proctor "50-"51-"54: Corridor
Proctor "51-"52-"53; Courant Staff "53-"54; Hiking Leader
"54; Honor Roll "51-"54; Honorable Mention ■50-"52:
Numerals "52: Recreation Room Committee "52-"53; Sub-
Varsity Hockey "51; Student Government "53-"54; Varsity
Hockey "52-"53: Varsity Lacrosse "53: W.U.S. Representa-
tive "50-"51; Dance Club "53-"54.
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PATRICIA BLAKE SKILLIN
63 Dover Road, New Britain, Connecticut
1951-1954 "Patu"
Organ slippers . . . "How funny!" . . . always wilhrif>
. . . "Tou }{now what 1 mean^"
President of AC. A, '53-'54; A.C.A. Representative
■51-'52; Bazaar Committee '53; Blue Key ■53-"54: Chapel
Proctor "53-'54; Corridor Proctor "51-"5 2-'53; Secretary of
Senior-Mid Class "53: Davis Hall Marshal ■5 2-"5 3:
Fidelio '53-'54: Hiking Leader '53-'54: Honor Roll "Si-"?!;
Honorable Mention "51-"52; Numerals "32; Dance
Club ■52-"54.
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NANCY-JEAN GRIER SMITH
186 Chestnut 'Street, Andover, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "H-j"
"I've got a question" . . . fr>;sh air /ieiid . . . "Doi:
food IS going up" . . . that red nightshirt.
Lacrosse Play Day '53; Bazaar Committee '53; Numerals
'53: Posture Marker "53-'54; Sub-Varsity Lacrosse "52;
Varsity Lacrosse '5 3; Yearbook Staff '5 3-"54; Chairman
of Day Student Dance "53: Day Student Dance Commit-
tee '52; Day Student Proctor ■52-'53.
AUDREY MARIE SYNNOTT
Westover Road, Stamford, Connecticut
1951-1954 •■Audi.'"
"Does this sound right?" . . . "Brnig \our wnmig
materials" . . . Mother Prioress . . . long letters.
Corridor Proctor '51; Treasurer of Junior Class '5 2:
Courant Staff '52-'54; Fidelio "53-'54; Numerals '53:
Junior Play '52; Senior Play '53: W.U.S. Representative
'52-'53: Forum '52-'54; Chapel Proctor '54.
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I
SYLVIA LOUISE THAYER
72 North Main Street, Farmington, New Hampshire
1951-1954 -Sam'
'O-O-OH. Daddy
horri'rimmed glasses .
■im
a whooper for 7v(ea' Hampshire" . . . s^: wee\end at
Intervale.
Bazaar Committee "53; Blue Key "53'"54; Corridor Proc-
tor "52: President of Junior Class "52; President of Senior
Class ■53-"54; Davis Hall Marshal "52; Fidelio "53-"54;
New Fidelio "53; Hiking Leader "54; Honor Roll "52-"53:
Honorable Mention "51-'52; Numerals "53; Junior Play
'52; Senior-Mid Show "52; Christmas Play "51; Posture
Marker "53; Prom Committee "53-"54; Student Govern-
ment "52-"53-"54; Varsity Basketball "53; Dance Club
'52-"54: Madrigals "51-"52.
TIGGER
with Kanga and Roo
1950-1954 "Tigger"
Extract of Malt . . . Vcr\ Bouncy Anima! . . . "Wcrra'
worraworraworraworra!"
Expotition Leader "53-"54; Varsity Tumbling "50-"54; Roc's
Proctor "53-"54; Striped Blazer "54.
JACQUELINE WEI
6 Crow's Nest Road, Bronxville, New York
1950-1954 "Jac\ie"
Petite n graceful . . . "Can't you close the window just
an inch more^' . . . "How dumb can we be'" . . .
'"What a riot — HA!"
A-Society '53-'54; Lacrosse Play Day '53; Chapel Proctor
'53-"54; Corridor Proctor '53-'54; Chevrons "53; Secretary
of Prep Class '51; Fidelio ■53-'54; Head of Dance '53-"54:
Honor Roll '51-"54; Honorable Mention '50; Numerals
'52; Prom Committee '54; Senior Play '53; Sub-Varsity
Basketball '52-'53; Lacrosse '52-'53; Dance Club '50-'54;
Forum '53.
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MARY HULBURD WEIR
4225 State Street. Erie, Pennsylvania
1950-1954 -Wexro"
The everlasting sweater . . . "CHOOM!" ... "I am
\0T a little gji'l' ' . . . tiny writ\ng.
Bazaar Committee '5?: Corridor Proctor '52; Treasurer of
Senior-Mid Class "52: Treasurer of Senior Class "53-'54:
New Fidelio '52; Fidelio '52-"54: Numerals '52: Senior-
Mid Show '52: Dance Club ■52-'54.
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RETHEL MAE WEST
7 South Street, Morrisville, Vermont
1951-1954 'Pedie"
Katisha . . . always \nitting ... I Love Men . . .
Moonlight m Vermont.
A-Society "53-'54: Lacrosse Play Day '55: Bazaar Com-
mittee '53: Corridor Proctor '52: Choir '51-"54: Fidelio
"51-'54: Music Studio Committee '53-'54: Numerals "52;
Senior Play '53: Sub-Varsity Basketball '53: Varsity
Lacrosse "53.
JOAN WHEELER
St. George's School, Newport, Rhode Island
1951-1954 "joanxe"
"We'see you" . . . S.G.S. . . . fresh air fiend . . . "Do
good now."
A.C.A. Representative '51-'52; Hockey Play Day "53:
Bazaar Committee '53: Blue Key '53-'54: Chapel Proctor
"52-'53: Corridor Proctor '51-'52: Vice-President of Junior
Cla,«s "51-"52: President of Senior-Mid Class '52-'53;
President of Student Government "53-'54; Fidelio '53-'54:
Honor Roll "52-'53: Honorable Mention '52-'53: Nu-
merals "53: Junior Play '52: Student Government '51-'54:
Varsity Tennis '52-'53: W.L.S. Representative '51-'52;
Forum "53: New Fidelio "53.
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EDITH MORGAN WILLIAMSON
P.O. Box 37, Chestertown, Maryland
195M954 "Edie"
Orange and B]ac\ . . . squeal . . . "Am I meant to do
itV . . . "Oh, Mother!"
A.D.S. '53''54; Lacrosse Play Day '53; Blue Key '53''54:
Corridor Proctor '51-'53: Courant Staff "53'"54: Fidelio
'53-'54; Numerals '53; Sub-Varsity Lacrosse '52: Varsity
Tennis '53; Varsity Lacrosse '53; Brooks Play '54;
Forum '53.
MARY CHICHESTER WOOLVERTON
Richmond, Massachusetts
1950-1954 "Mare"
"Who stole my — oh, here it is" . . . horses! . . .
enthusiastic . . . 7; 15 rising bell.
A-Society '52-'54; Blazer '53; Chevrons '53; Choir '53-'54
Fidelio '52-'54; Head of Basketball '53; Numerals '52
Junior Play '52; Posture Marker ,'52; Senior Play '53
Sub-Varsity Softball '52; Varsity Basketball '52r'53; Var-
sity Basketball '52-'53; Varsity Softball '53; Yearbook
Staff '53-'54; Library Committee '54; Dance Club '51-'54.
MOLLY ANN YOUNG
22 Summit Avenue, Amsterdam, New York
1950-1954 "Mollv"
Bermuda Belle . . . "How far is it to Portsmouth?" . . .
"someday — "... "My brother says — ".
A-'Society '53-'54; President of Society '53-'54; Griffin
Cheerleader '52-'54; Chapel Proctor '50-'51; Corridor
Proctor '50-'52-'53; Chevrons '53; Choir '51-'54; Fidelio
'51-'54; Hiking Leader "53-'54; Music Studio Committee
'51-'52; Numerals '52; Pirates of Penzance '52; Mikado
'54; Senior-Mid Show '52; Head of Prom Committee '54;
Recreation Room Committee '52-'53; Senior Play '53;
Prep Song Leader '50-'51; Sub-Varsity Softball '51; Var-
sity Basketball '51-'53; Varsity Softball '52-'53 Varsity
Fencing '52-'53.
"How long does getting thin take?"
SENIOR PROM
"The Cradle Song"
CLASS PLAY
. . . sitting there wondering what made them act like that
n
CUM LAUDE
BACK ROW: W. ]ohnson, M. Johnson, J. Wheeler. P. Sanborn,
P. De Cholnoky, L. Morley. L. Garretson, }. Wei. FROHT ROW:
/. Church, S. Jones, V. Schwab, P. Pnal, A. Hewlet, A. J^orwood.
CUM LAUDE
"Some have brains, and some haven't . . . and there it is."
"What about a mouthful of something?"
PICNIC
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Our Expotition to . . .
INTERVALE
One fine day we stumped down to the
station, and soon we were on our way to the
North Pole. When we finally got there, it was
raining, but when we woke up the next morning,
there it was — snowing! "The more it SNOWS —
tiddely-pom." Pooh watched us as we walked and
skiied and bowled and shopped, and he listened
eagerly when Miss Hearsey told us all about the
Expotitions of Piglet, Chistopher Robin, Eeyore,
Kanga, Roo, and Rabbit and his relations.
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Presenting the Bermuda Belles
Off to Boston ori a Sat-
urday Leave
Miss Hearsey introduces
us to WIHHIE — THE-
POOH
Absolutely the latest and
greatest!!
Weigh anchor — heave ho
— The senior council is
5:14 train and hac\ to
school — bro^e.'.'
Dig those crazy racoons!
Relaxing in the Senior
^ Parlor
All good things must end
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Complete relaxation = In-
tervale
Light up and relax!!
The thrill that comes once
in a hfetime!
Honorary member of the class
of '54
And we're off to Intervale
Hurrah for the U.S. Male
Its hot and we're going
wading!
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Can't leave till Pooh gets
here
PDDH S
NAME
Marion Badoian
Marty Belknap
Pat Bennett
Val Brodeur
Leslie Burgiel
Lee Carroll
Jane Church
Di Cookman
Betsy Cooper
Carole Cox
Audrey Davis
Panna deCholnoky
Nancy Donnelly
Mary Lou Duffy
Holly Dunn
Pat Emery
Sue Fraser
Nancy Friel
Getty Furst
Lucy Garretson
Bev Gramkow
Betsy Harman
Sarah Harrington
Anna Hewlett
Betsy Hilgenberg
Debby Huckins
Ann Hunt
Gail Husted
Margi Johnson
Winnie lohnson
Linda Jones
Sally Jones
GUILTY OF
Spinning discs
Reading Life
Yodeling
Study hall snacks
PLACE OF
CRIME
Rec room
In rocking chair
John, corridor, and talent
show
At her desk
ALIBI
SENTENCE
Not revealing her vocal Voice tryouts
talent
Late hours Brooks
Keeping people awake Intervale
Being absent from Abbot New Haven
Prom
Getting up at 6:45
Acting
Snapping gum
Globe trotting
Being cheerful
2nd floor front
On stage
Mouth
Europe
Abbot
Mid-afternoon excursions Andover Center
Doing gymnastics Over McKeen rooms
Reading Ivanhoes
On the floor
Senior Parlor
Abbot
Giving advice to the
lovelorn
Having delusions of
grandeur
Seeking volunteers
Playing bridge
Having an affair with the Fenway Park
Red Sox
Receiving food boxes
from home
Being athletic
Near the blackboard
In her room
Package room
Memories Champion lady disc
jockey
Her father works for Time Subscription of Ladies'
Home Journal
"Oh. that lad up in the Trip to the Alps
niuuntains!""
Didn't like the lunch No more trips downtown
for supplies
"I have a cold." Choir
Always rushing
Always losing things
Doing the creep
Hockey and softball fields
and corridor
Hither and thither
Everywhere
Behind the curtain
Rendezvous with POOH Draper classroom
Having a red face Room #17
Brewing tea Kitchenette
Two-timing Gus On campus
Having musical talent Around piano
Always combing hair
In front of mirror
Play rehearsal
It was fun
Yale
Get to Senior Parlor
quicker
Lots of talent
That's the way they do
, it in Rho Diiand
Relatives
Good nature
Errands for mother
Gym Meet
Good literature
Happiness is a habit
Imagination
Unset tables
ril get a slam yet
They've got u
Hungry
Muscles
Efficiency
Gremlins
No room in the gym
Deadline
Bright sun
It's b-r-i-s-k
Losing his shape
"Doing what comes
naturally"
"It's such a mess."
Prom date
Lock you in next tunc
There will never be
another
Radio in room
Smash hit on Broadway
The girl in the Wrigley's
ad
U.N. delegate
No smile
Marry a traveler
Charm School
Join the Book-of-the-
Month Club
Old Maid
Author of soap operas
Work ahead
To write a book on bridge
Nurse Ted William's
broken clavicle
Make it a community
project
Gym teacher
Successful career
Float down River Lethe
Creep from "here to
eternity"
Editor of 'Hew Yor\er
Year's supply of Noxema
Trip to China
New Griffin mascot
Concert pianist
Lady barber
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CLUE
NAME
Gretchen Kase
Karen Keating
Sukie Kent
Sue Larter
Sandy Liberty
Lucy Lippard
Minii Ludlow
Jane Miller
Hal Moore
Peggy Moore
Lucy Morley
Jane Munro
Doris Nicmand
Frahnie Noldc
Ann Norwood
Maris Oamer
Paula Prial
Judy Prior
Jan Richardson
Corny St. John
Pat Sanborn
Vicky Schwab
Patti SkiUin
N. J. Smith
Audrey Synnott
Sylvia Thayer
Jackie Wei
Mary Weir
Pedie West
Joan Wheeler
Edie Williamson
Mary Woolverton
Molly Young
GUILTY OF
Last minute rush
Taking advantage of
gullible people
Oversleeping
Massachusetts accent
Getting a letter a day
Sleepwalking
Losing weight
.Inspiring 3-A.M. serenade
Loving pizza
Never writing letters
Skipping a year
Perfect attendance at
calling hour
Making faux-pas
Operating blind date
agency
Instigating illegal field
day parties
Pillow fights
Keeping a menagerie
Recipient of yellow
pajamas
Reviving the Charleston
Canadian tan
Being photogenic
Not house cleaning
Carrying white slippers
Worrying
Being a budding author
Starting the raccon coat
craze
Changing her mind'
Neglecting knitting
Being hau<:;hty
Inventing colloquialisms
Partying
First white blazer
Tying up the phone
PLACE OF
CRIME
Library
Wherever they may be
In bed
Everywhere she goes
Room #17
2nd floor Old Wing
Around the middle
Under the pine tree
Boston
At her desk
Abbot
Rec room
English class
Phone booth
Leslie's room
Over and under the
Bookshelf
Package room
At any dance
Ski slopes
Hockey playday
Rooms #54'#56
To classes
Everywhere
Her room
Ladies' Seminary
Her cerebrum
All over Abbot
On the stage
All around
ALIBI
"I work better under
pressure."
"They have to learn
somewhere."
Dreaming
"I have nevah — "
He's all alone with no
women
"I'm looking for my
soap."
Too much gaiety
Donald Duck date
Spicy flavor
So many to write
Career ahead
"I like him."
At a loss for words
The Prom
They paid me to do it
beds Excess energy
Sentiment
"I don't ask for them."
"Sweet Georgia Brown"
"I LOVE to ski."
Ipana smile
"It wasn't my turn."
"I have to practice next
period."
Topic for conversation
Talent
They're warm!
So many opportunities
Too much to do
Katisha
N-M'C-E
Eastern seaboard Plenty of contacts
Fall field day in the gym 750 points
Andover 23 "It's an emergency!"
SENTENCE
Shorter Day
Being the victim of her
own teachings
Eternal nightmares
See Miss Hale
Happy times ahead
Lady Macbeth
More food, less gaiety
Teach the words at Vassar
Italian husband
Learn to type with one
hand
College next year
Life
Author of J^emo's
Thesaurus
Happy clients
Catering for future
Abbot reunions
Foam rubber pillows
Another bookcase
Send them back
Rockette
Ski on the F.I.S. team
Miss Andover of 1955
Hired help
Church organist
Problem clinic
A ten year contract with
Atlantic Monthly
Raccoon trapper
All plans fouled
Brooks Brothers has nice
sweaters
Marry Koko
Read iO Days to a More
Powerful Vocabulary
Second Perle Mesta
Dry cleaning bills
Private line
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BACK ROW M. Munroe. P. Singer, K. Olsen, }. Fournier, C. Jordan. J\. Smissaert,
A. English. B. Elliot. D. Duryee. }. Morelli. K. Stirling. M. Tudiciy. SECOND ROW:
M. Clar\, D. Green. D. Sorota. B. Chandler, L. Hanson, M. Cooper, S. Appleton,
C. Maynard, J. Donovan. FIRST ROW: S. Wormley, ]. Skillm, K Eastham, L.
Stephenson, S. McGiiire.
SENIOR-
THE HANCOCK THEOREM*
In the class of "55, the square of our Crises is equal to the sum of the squares of our
Amusements and Back-breaking labors.
Given: the class of "55
To Prove : C- = A^' + B-
Plan cf Attack: proof by Abbot life
Proof:
STATEMENTS:
Sept. : old girls plus new girls equals the
whole class
Oct. : always circumscribe the circle
REASONS:
Sept. : old girl-new picnic
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Nov.: divide a turkey into eight equal
segments
Dec. : multiply meetings, mystery and
mail
Jan. : C^ one bed
Feb.: double B
Mar. : draw in waistline
April: talent plus work equals a cute
original
May: the circumference of the circle is
equal to the product of its
booths times twice the
constant number of people
June: non-parallels will meet in the
future
*With apologies plus gratitude to our class adviser.
Oct. : if a girl is tangent to the circle,
she might be bisected
Nov. : Thanksgiving
Dec: Christmas celebration and vaca-
tion ahead
Jan. : mid-year nerves
Feb. : skating-skating
Mar. : the Prom
April: our talent show
May: Abbot bazaar
June: graduation
Semor-Mid Class Officers First Term, STA7S[DI7\(G;
M. Holhroo\, Secretary. SEATED: P. Carpenter,
Vice'President; J. SXillin, President; 1^. Eastham,
Treasurer.
Senior-Mid Class Officers Second Term, STAN^D-
IHG: D. Fleming, Secretary; SECOND ROW:
A. Clar\, Treasurer; G. Jordan, Vice-President;
SEATED: S. Graf. President.
'Blue is my best color!"
MIDS
BACK ROW; D. Fleming, M. Earhart, L. Bell. C. Straton, A. Lawrence
L. Gardener, J. Lamprey, A. Kittridge, 7\[. Johnson, E. Baldwin, L. Gihhs
K. Lloyd. SECOHD ROW: M. Comas, S. Davis, E. Beal, P. Carpenter^
S. Graf, S. Watrous, C. Knox, J. Kent. FIRST ROW: G. Baldwin, M
Holden, E. Easton. A. Clar\, S. Blake, E. Oppmann, M. Holbroo\. MISSIHG:
M. Minard.
BACK ROW; S. Henriquez. G. TUcomh, E. Rulon^Miller, M. Roth,
E. Welles, M. Oliver, A. Woolverton, M. Moore, P. Wadsworth,
G. Turner. SECOHD ROW; S. Richmond, A. Sherman, M. Orr,
M. Archer, C. Kelton, K Smith, S. Wickham. FIRST ROW; M.
Eastman, L. Dowlin, L. Pelton, S. SuUivan, G. Avery, M. Lupe.
JUNIORS
Juniors: A.A.Y.C. and Bermuda shorts — Save your newspapers (and go in debt!) —
"The quahty of the Juniors is not restrained. It droppeth with a loud bang." —
"Lord, what fools these Juniors be!" -*^ "Friends, Faculty, Juniors, give me 25 cents"
(WeVe going to have a party.) — Choate-pant, Groton-sigh, Exeter-drool, P.A.'
cough !
Draper: Dig those shocking dust chutes! — Melodious (?) tunes from Room B. — Hey,
y'all, come listen to records! — "Once In a While" — G.D.A.-sigh!
Junior Class Officers First Term,
STAHDIHG: L. Day. Treasurer;
SEATED: M. Moore, Vice-Presi-
dent: P. Estes, President; M.
Oliver, Secretary.
Junior Class Officers Second Term,
STA.\DL\G. M. Orr, Treasurer; SEAT-
ED: M. Roth, Secretary: M. Rothwell,
President: A. Tripp, Vice-President.
Rabbit's future friends and relations.
wiiiiiiij H i^iiiiiiiiimii
Homestead: Pablum Passum! Duke! Inchy-pinchy with Miss Jennings. — I just wanna
get the facts, Mam! — Blair House correspondence.
Abbey: I get the shower! — Say now
the corridors — Come make mv bed.
Are you in cahoots? — Bunny-hop through
Sherman: Eek, the chandeher! Any food? — Fire drill at an inopportune moment.
Have you got a brother at Tabor? No, but Ive got oiie at P. A.
BACK ROW. /. Sweetsir, D. Dane, S. Bradley, S. Bragg, L. Day,
7S[. Swift, P. Estes, R. Kimhall, A. Tripp, C. Kemper, B. Harrison,
A. Twomhly, F. Fenn. SECOND ROW: J. Tatman, E. Exerpan,
M. Faggiano, J. Glidden, M. Emsley, D. Holhroo\, D. Fenri.
FIRST ROW: /. Warren, W. Ward, S. Kauer, M. Rothivell. C.
Callahan, L. Johnson, B. Wells. MISSIXG A. Cleveland, E.
Edmonds, B. Henry, B. Parser, M. Stiegler.
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illlllii (iiiiiniu
BACK ROW: K. Earthrowl, ]. Plowden, S. Koyes, P. Brennan.
P. Post, X Ruhhn. C. Curry, ]. Medwed. SECOKD ROW: F.
Young. A. Gram\ou\ L. Wooldredge. M. Carter, M. Ganem, M.
Spurgeon. C. Gaxnes, \. Saltonstall FIRST ROW: ]. Reynolds.
B. Bradley. V. McMartin, D. Hallowell. B. Hayes. MISSIHG:
Ellen Edmonds.
PREPS
Although the Prep class is the first in the
series of four, the class of '57 has already caught
on to the tricks and tactics of boarding school life
such as: careful dust, apple core, and powder piles
in some invisible corner; bed dummies; pie beds;
knotted pajamas; and closet study halls.
"57" now has its own characteristic phrases
and antics. "Idgeeboo," "gooder," "bless yooo,"
"love you always in the morning," "beeseguys," and
other quips which appear undecipherable to upper
classmen are frequently heard in our conversations.
Our favorites are homemade "cookers," "I
Want to Be Evil," those cherished hours from nine'
thirty to seven, hair-cutting sessions, fast caps, "Love
That Red" toenail polish, and "Jen doute." These
are just a few pieces of the puzzle which when
fitted together form '57's Prep year which will be
unforgettable to us all.
Prep Class Officers. STANDING;
C. Gaines, Secretary 2nd term;
M. Spurgeon. Treasurer 1st term;
7s(. Saltonstall. Treasurer 2nd term;
SEATED: M. Ganem, President
2nd term; A. Gram}{Ow. Vice-
President 2nd term; F. Young,
Secretary 1st term; M. Carter.
President 1st term; L. Wooldredge,
Vice-President 1st term.
Under Pans S\ies — mem-
ories!
f^i3rrj
Party, party everyone!
Here and There
Dolls for Hindman's
j^MM
lliiiiiih
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K.P. after a party
Smg It girls!
Fancy bandaging in First
Aid
Serving dinner
in conversation!
Miss Hales Christmas
reading
Hallowe'en party
Chemistr\ class
/if^-41^^
Christmas dinner
Mr. Bonde finishes a mas-
terpiece
The ]nniors living it up!!
Ha rx
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ITS SURPRISING WHAT
DRGANIZATIDN CAN DO
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SEXIOR COU\ClL — BACK ROW. M. Oamer.
A. Hewlett, V. Schwab, S. Thayer, A. \orwood,
P. Pridl. FRO\T ROW P. deCholnoky. P.
SkiUxn, }. Wheeler, F. Kolde.
. . . they put their heads between their paws
and began to think very thoughtfully . . .
STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
With the standards of last year's Student
Government as a guide, we of the Council have
tried to do our work, reg.irding the interests of both
faculty and the students. As any Student Govern-
ment should, we have added several innovations to
our organization, among them the Blue Key, the
Library' Committee, and. at the suggestion of the
faculty, an advisor system. We have endeavored,
under the generous guidance of Miss Hearsey and
the fine leadership of Joanie, to continue the
emphasis on the individuals becoming a respon-
sible, mature member of the student bodv.
BACK ROW: V. Schwab, M. Carter, S. Graf. P. Moore. A. Tripp, F. \'olde. A.
Gram}{ow, P. Estes, G. Jordan, M. Oamer. J. S\ilhn. G. Wooldredge, M. Rothwell,
P. Carpenter. M. Ganem. FRO\T ROW: P deCholnoky. S. Thayer. A. Hewlett,
J. Wheeler. P. Pnal. P. SkiUm, A. \orwood.
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A.C.A. Officers: M. Oamer, V. Brodeur,
P. S\illin, L. Jones.
As members of the Abbot Christian Associa'
tion, we are given opportunities to be of help to
many people and organizations. However, the in-
trinsic value of our association is that it embraces all
the school in a common bond of Christian love. The
personal spiritual goals realized and developed at
Abbot will prepare and sustain us for the experiences
of our future lives.
ABBOT CHRISTIAN ASSDCIATIDN
A.C.A. Representatives — BACK ROW. K. Lloyd, G. Turner, B. Par\er, S. Henri-
quez, A. Gram\ow, D. TSjiemand, H. Moore, P. Singer. FROHT ROW; B. Chandler,
P. Moore, V. Brodeur, M. Oamer, P. Skillin, L. Jones, K. Earthowl, J. S\\llm,
A[. Donnelly.
CHOIR
BACK ROW. M. Woolverton, S. Kent, J. Warren.
L. Jones. THIRD ROW: L. Garretson. D. flem-
iTig, H. Dunn, P. Prial. SECOJ^D ROW. B. Hilgen-
herg, L. Burgxel, B. Cooper, B. Harman. FROJ^T
ROW; R. West, F. Isolde, E. Exerjian, M. Young.
'Rum-tum-tiddle-um-tum.
FIDELID
Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mi\ado" given with Andover
"THE MIKADQ"
Another .scene from "The MiJ^ado"
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ABBOT DRAMATIC SOCIETY
The Abbot Draniiitic Society is one ot the
best extni'curricuhir groups in our hte. It consists
of wirls in the upper twt) classes, who do not neces-
sarily have outst.mdinij actinij ability, but who show
an interest in dramatics and have po:entialities.
Membership is limited to fifteen, but a balance be-
tween the two classes and the merits of .i small
group are factors. Without a discourse on the value
cf a dramatic society, let it suffice to say th.it this
has been a m.ost successful year under the patient,
professional guidance of Miss Hale.
A. Hunt, M. Earhart, S. McGiure,
A. English, B. Hilgenberg, A. Clar\.
H. Knox, E. Williamson, A. Hewlett.
B. Cooper, L. Carroll, Presiderit; C.
Cox.
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M. Bel\nap, R. Kimball, /. Lamprey, H. Moore, L. Burgiel, A. Davis, P. Estes,
B. Cooper, M. A. Tudic\y, B. Harmon, F. A[oIde, E. Easton, 7^. Knox, F.
Sanborn, S. ]ones, !\. /. Smith, K. Keating, L. Stevenson, M. Roth well, S.
Hendriquez, L. Johnson, A. Tripp, J. Sweetsir, L. Pelton.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
The Library Committee is ano:her new
crganization this year. The members of the group
assist the librarian in many of the details of library
keeping. The successful efforts of the committee
contribute much to the smooth running of the
library.
A new organization this year is the Blue
Key Society. It aids Miss Hearsey in welcoming
parents and their daughters to Abbot. This gives
them an idea of school life through the girls' point
of view. We hope to have set a precedent thac will
remain successful.
BLUE KEY
A. Hunt, L. Carroll, P. deChoI-
no}{y, K. Keating, L. Garrettson,
]. Wheeler, A. T^orwood, Chair-
man: P. Prial, A. Heiflett, P.
S^^illm, S. Thayer, E. WjIIiamson.
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BACK ROW: L. Carroll. S. Jones. M. Belknap.
C. Cox, ]. Church. FROKT ROW: M. L. Duffy.
\. ]. Smith, J. Munro, A. Hunt. L. Burgiel, }.
Prior. M. Woolverton.
CIRCLE
. . . So much of that writing business,
pencils and what-not . . .
/. Church, M. Woolverton
■^'fi
C. Cox. M. Belknap
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Mrs. Reeves,
our adviser and friend.
Once , upon a time there lived at Abbot a
group of girls under the name of The Circle Staff.
In the particular year of 1954. the st.iff was larger
than usual, having as its distinguished honorary
members, Winnie-thcPooh, Christopher Robin, Pig-
let, Kanga (and Roo) and Rabbit with ALL of his
friends and relations. Without fail each Wednesday
afternoon, this merry group gathered in its Draper
Den. "Thump, thump, thump" went their brains
thinking, and their heads nodded to and fro at the
wise suggestions of their helpful advisor, Mrs.
Reeves. Busy as bees and humming a hum as they
worked, they planned, photographed, sketched and
wrote, always eyeing the oncoming deadline. Pooling
their "Very Little Brains," they had fun working
together. And now their book is finished. Here it is.
THEY MADE IT!
*Apologies to A. A. Milne.
S. Jones, L. Carroll, M. L. Duffy,
J. Munro, A .Hunt, 7s[- /■ Smith.
L. Burgiel, /. Prior
BACK ROW: L U[^^ard. L. Carretsoy^, B. Hxlgen-
herg, V. Brodeur, B. Graml{ow, M. Johnson.
FROHT ROW. M. Holhrook. G. Schwab, L. Mor-
ley, E. Wilhamson, Editor-in-Chief . A. Synnott,
E. Easton.
CDURANT
Twice a year, hy dint of frantic searching for
material, last-minute proof reading, and wild racking of the
brain, we of the Courant Board turn out another sHm
masterpiece of literary genius. The product of much hard
work en the part of its members or any other kind soul
who has contributed, it owes much of its success to the able
sponsorship of Miss Sweeney. In spite of a rather unliterary
atmosphere in our garret nx)m, i.e., pipes, radiators, suf-
focating heat, we have managed, like other struggling artists
before us, to meet c-ur dc.idlines. We hope that future
boards will survive the hectic weeks before publication and
will find, as we have, a deep reward in the fruits of
their labor.
B. Gram\ow, L. Garretson, V.
Brcdeiir, E. Easton
M. Johnson, M. Holhrook., L. Lip-
pard, B. Hilgenherg
G. Schwab, E. Williamson, L. Mor-
lev, A. Synnott.
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A.A.A. OFFICERS
G. Gram\ou', Secretary; P. deCholno\\\ President; G.
Schwab, Vice-Presideyit. P. Moore. Treasurer.
ABBOT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
The Abbot Athletic Association greeted back famiHar
stars as well as welcoming in new ones this year, and, as each
girl pledged full support to her respective team, all were on
the alert for an unusually fine year of friendly team competition.
The athletic council was under the leadership of our
very capable president, Panna de Cholnoky, assisted by vice'
president Vicky Schwab, secretary Bev Gramkow, and treasurer
Peggy Moore.
THE -A" SOCIETY
BACK ROW: F. Jslolde, B. Gram\ow. S. Harrington, J.
Wheeler, M. Woolverton, C. St. }ohn, P. De Cholnoky, P.
Sanborn. K Donnelly. SECOND ROW: G. Husted. S. Jones.
E. Harman. K Eastham. P. S/^iIlm, M. Moore, ]. Wei. FRONT
ROW: A. Xorwood. S. tarter, V. Schwab. M. Young. L.
Carroll. A. Davis, S. Thayer.
GRIFFIN CHEERLEADERS
E. Beat. P. Car[)enter, S. barter, M. Young.
M. A. Spurgeon, F. T^lolde, H. Dunn.
SONG LEADERS
F. hlolde, Crilfin. P. Pnal, School: L. Carroll, Gargoyle.
PP^
ABBOT ATHLETICS
The sports calendar was full of shining high-
liijhts this year. The hockey and lacrosse playdays
found the Ahhot team on nearly every winning
side, and as for Field Days, they were the hardest
ever fought. The Griffin and Gargoyle teams, under
the impartial and conscientious direction of our
three favorite gym teachers. Miss Judd, Miss Ritchie,
and Miss Peddle, were decked out for battle as
never before, and as Winnie "Griffin" Johnson and
Margie "Gargoyle" Johnson fought it out, they
never strayed from friendly competition.
TEAM CAPTAINS
Gargoyle, M. Johnson; Griffin, W. Johnson.
(GARGOYLE CHEERLEADERS
BACK ROW L. Carroll, G. Schwab. G.
Baldwin, L. Lipp^ard. FROHT ROW. P.
Emery, M. Johnson, E. Parser, M. A.
Tiidic^v.
GARGOYLES
L.ARGOYLE HOCKEY TEAM
BACK ROW: S. Hcmnu^ton. /. Wheeler, S. Fraser, S.
Watroiis, L. CanoU. P. deCholnoky- FRO\T ROW; A.
Tripp, M. Wooldredge. G. Kase, C. St. John, D. Holbrook.
G. Schwab.
The legend of the Gargoyle Team
goes back to the days of bows and arrows,
knights and fair ladies, when Robin Hood
and his "merry green band" opposed the
men of the great Lion-Hearted King in
Sherwood Forest. Although all of us know
that the "'merry green band"" was always
victorious and outwitted the enemy, few
of us have ever heard ot the secret behind
these successes. There was a comrade who
served with Robin Hood and, although he
only slightl)' resembled his fellows, he was
their spy, their inspiring force, and their
tavonte. This w.is Lister! He has remained
immortal with his "'merry green band"
through the vears down to 19.^4.
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GARC;OYLE BASKETBALL TEAM
BACK ROW: M. Moore (Sr.l, M. Moore
(Jr.), S. Thaxer. FROHT ROW: ]. Dono-
van, ]. SkilUn, P. SkilUn, R. West, E.
Wells.
GARGOYLE TENNIS TEAM
L. Dowhn, L. Lif^^ard, L. Jones, P. Emery,
E. Hilgenberg.
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GRIFFIN HC^CKEV TEAM
H. Moore, H. Dunn. P. Sanborn. F. \olde, E. Ruhm-Miiler,
.\. Donnelly, A. Hunt, \. Eastman, G. Husted. L. Day. P.
Carpenter, A. Jslorwood.
GRIFFINS
With a blaze of bright color
We made a good start:
With walks and with stamps
Each "Ciritf" did her part.
With Winnie and Gus
The shield we had sought,
And behind those brave two
We valiantly fought.
Gus retired soon after
The first ot the year;
Then Caesar came forth
With a. loud, roaring cheer.
With Frannie to lead us
We now sing our praise
To the team that's a winner
Both now and always!
GRIFFIN TENNIS TEAM
K. Earthrowl, E. W-illmmson, ]. Fonrmer,
7^. Smissaert, L. Burgiel, S. Larter.
^\f
GRIFFIN BASKETBALL TEAM
BACK ROW. M. Woolverton, M. Furst.
L. Gardner. FROHT ROW; S. Jones. B.
Gram\oLv, \L Oanier, Af. Touno, /. Wei.
r V
l<_^ i it^-t f| , -,^ ,1,
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Dance Club minus four
SPDRTS...
(J o
From initiation day until "Field Fall Day." we all
played hard on the basketball and tennis courts and the
hockey field. The game? were all exciting and the awards
were the grand climax.
Soon the cold weather drove us inside to the gym
and dance classes. With the coming of colder weather, we
took to the ice and ski slopes. The thnlling gym demonstra-
tion ended the winter term.
The warm weather set in and we rushed out to
baseball, tennis, and lacrosse, supplemented by archer>', track,
and riding. The tops in competition was Spring Field Day.
At last chapel, after much anticipation, the Shield
was awarded, thus closing sports for another year.
.\eed u'e'sa\ more^
The Gargoyles do the Bunny
Hop"
A. A. A. on the bench
Dance Club in action
. . at a glance
In and out the apparatus — but
JUMP /or the rebound'.'.!
how?
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No matter if you want to travel
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and dependably. Travel in style
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Congratulations
to the
CLASS OF 54
from the
CLASS OF '56
Compliments of
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CORP.
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Congratulations
to the
CLASS OF 54
from the
CLASS OF '57
Compliments of
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BEST WISHES
TO THE
CLASS OF '54
MR. and MRS. R. R. COOKMAN, JR.
The
Abbot Scholarship
Fund
Needs Your Help
Best Wishes
to the
CLASS OF '54
MR. and MRS.
M. M. HARMAN
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Best Wishes
to the
Class of '54
MR. and MRS. ROBERT V. COX
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TO THE
CLASS OF '54
MR. and MRS. GEORGE W. JOHNSON
Compliments
of
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Davis
Best Wishes
to the
Class of '54
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Duffy
FROM A
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Compliments
of
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Best Wishes
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CLASS OF 1954
Mr. and Mrs.
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Good Wishes
and
Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs.
Merril F- Norwood
Best Wishes
to the
Class of 1954
Dr. and Mrs. George Edwin Eraser
Compliments
of
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Congratulations
to the
Class of '54
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BEST WISHES
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CLASS OF '54
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To the Class of '54
Congratulations and the Best of Luck
to you all in the future
From the Class of '55
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of Lawrence
Lawrence 5083
When you see ar. outstanding fashion
THE FURNITURE BARN, Inc.
Wilson's Corner
NORTH ANDOVER, MASS.
or a pretty dress or a chic hat
you may wisely speculate:
It comes from
CHERRY (S WEBB'S
Lavrer.ce 28260
MILK GIVES YOU MORE
FOR YOUR MONEY THAN
ANY OTHER FOOD
Be Sure
It's HOOD'S
FOR QUALITY
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LAWRENCE WHOLESALE DRUG CO.
Lawrence
Massachusetts
91
FieldStoneS
by SALLY BODWELL
Telephone Andover 1996 for
a charming place to eat a most
delectable meal
On HIGHWAY 28 ANDOVER, MASS.
ET.ANDER & SWANTON, Inc.
CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS
TAILORING
For Men and Boys
ANDOVER, MASS. EXETER, N. H.
HTT.T.'S HARDWARE
ATHLETIC GOODS
MAIN STREET ANDOVER, MASS.
LOOK PHOTO
"FOR THE BEST IN LOOKS"
The
HARTIGAN PHARMACY
Main and Chestnut Streets
ANDOVER, MASS.
MORRISSEY TAXI SERVICE
PAUL W. COLLINS, Prop.
Tel. 59
32 Park Street
ANDOVER, MASS.
JOHN MURRAY
BEAUTY PARLOR
THE RAVEN
IN ANDOVER
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Compliments of
A. B. SUTHERLAND CO.
LAWRENCE, MASS.
The Frost & Higgins Co.
ARUNGTON, MASS.
— The care of trees for over fifty years —
Landscape Work - Pruning - Spraying
Fertilizing - Large Tree Moving
The Wood and Metal
Furniture Company
39-41 Lincoln Street
READING, MASS.
Catering to Hotels, Schools and Colleges
Reading 2-2300
SAI.FM COCA-COLA
BOITLING CO., Inc.
SALEM DEPOT
NEW HAMPSHIRE
SAUNDERS STUDIO
Developing - Printing - Enlarging
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
183 Essex Street
LAWRENCE, MASS.
"Where People Dine by Choice, Not by Chance"
The Oar & Anchor
Open Daily 12 Noon-9 P.M. — Closed Mondays
WEDDING BREAKFASTS - SHOWERS
SPECIAL PARTIES
ROUTE 28 NORTH READING. MASS.
Tel.: North Reading 422
DRINK
CANADA DRY
BEVERAGES
FOR HEALTHFUL REFRESHMENT
S. S. PIERCE CO.
Est. 1831
BOSTON, MASS.
Home of Delicious Foods
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The 1954 CIRCLE is another existing example of
VA N T I N E
TRI-PRESS
ASSOCIATED
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PHOTOGRAPHY — YEARBOOK — PUBLISHING
Your flepresenfafive
MR. ROBERT VANTINE
123 Boyleston St.
Boston, Mass.
THE WARREN KAY VANTINE
STUDIO, Inc.
132 BOYLESTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
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No Compromise with Quality
CHAMPION-INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS
MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY COATED PAPERS
Carrnote Paints
Carlton A, Gifford Christopher C. Gifford
GIFFORD SUPPLY COMPANY
Estabhshed 1920
WHOLESALE INSTITUTIONAL SUPPLIES
CLEANING EQUIPMENT and
PAPER PRODUCTS
MALDEN, MASS.
A FRIEND
Dyer & Clark
Bride & Grimes Company
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
9 Franklin Street
LAWRENCE, MASS.
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STUDENT TOURS
to EUROPE
19 5 4
BASSETT'S TOURS
HAVERHILL, MASS.
Wedding Invitations —
Complete Service
Fine Stationery and Engraving
Gifts - Greeting Cards
M. T. BIRD 6c CO.
39 West street, Boston
1286 Beacon Street, Brookline
LAfayette 3-5600
TYLER & KEY
Wholesale and Retail
dealers
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
33-35 Faneuil Hall Market
BOSTON, MASS.
The firms represented here in these pages have
contributed generously to the success of this book, and
well deserve your patronage.
Parents and other friends who have given us their
interest and support by taking space in our advertis-
ing section have made it possible for us to have this
book as a record of our years at Abbot Academy.
To everyone who has helped us we extend our
warmest appreciation and thanks.
THE EDITORS
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Best Wishes
to the
Class of 1954
ANDOVER
GIFT HOUSE
10-12 Park Street
ANDOVER, MASS.
Tel. 1822
THRIFTY CHECK ACCOUNTS
1^1 2 cents is all you pay
No charge for deposits
Your name printed on each check
ANDOVER
NATIONAL BANK
ANDOVER, MASS.
ANDOVER
INN
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Parents and friends of
Abbot students are cor-
dially invited to avail
themselves of the facili-
ties of this real New
England Inn.
ROBERT N. FRAZER, Res. Mgr.
Tel. 903
School lewelry
Watches
lOHN H. GRECOE
WATCHMAKER
JEWELER
OPTICIAN
Official School Jewelry
Typewriter Repair Service
48 MAIN ST. ANDOVER, MASS.
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NOTE OF RECOGNITION
The yearbook staff wishes to acknowledge the adaptation and use of
A. A. Milne's text and Ernest H. Shepard's Illustrations from "Winnie the
Pooh," copyright 1926, and the "hHouse at Pooh Corner," copyright 1928,
both published by E. P. Dutton & Co., New York.
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